What we do with a message you send.

This note describes the contact form on this website. It is a plain account of our own practice, not a legal opinion.

What you send

The form asks for your name, email address, an optional company name, the service you are asking about, and a description of the project. It also asks for the sum of two numbers. That sum is kept in the session only long enough to check the form, and it is not stored with the message. If you email contact@redgorillatechnology.com directly, we receive whatever you put in that email.

Why we keep it

We keep the message so we can reply and, if we work together, so we can remember the brief. We do not sell the contents, and this site does not run advertising or analytics tags.

Where it lives

Form messages are stored on the server that hosts this site. Access is limited to the people who operate the studio. A copy is also sent to contact@redgorillatechnology.com.

How long

We keep inquiry messages for as long as the conversation is active, and for a short period afterward in case we need to refer back to it. You can ask us to delete a message by writing to contact@redgorillatechnology.com.

Cookies

The homepage, the contact page, and the studio sign-in set a first-party session cookie so a form can be checked for forgery. It is not used to follow you across other sites. The cookie note lists every cookie and on-device setting this site uses. There are no advertising or analytics cookies.